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Upper cerec crown in molar?

January 31, 2017
Asked By:Kristi7 in Schaumburg, Illinois

I have a filled blister inside cheek near crown Very sore but I was told it will be for a bit Feels so tight when I bite on it feels tight then like a release ugh feel like my mouth through the ear after this procedure Is this normal Dr said needs to be tight and will calm down?

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